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Dr. Moses Tiffa Baio, the Chief Immigration Officer of the Republic of Sierra Leone, returned to his home in the Gorama Mende Community, where he was met with enthusiastic celebrations. The homecoming event served as an opportunity for Dr. Baio to acknowledge his roots and share his vision for the nation’s future.
Dr. Baio expressed his gratitude to the community for its formative influence on his life and career. He emphasized the foundational role of Gorama Mende in his journey and reaffirmed his commitment to serving both the nation and his community.
The event was marked by traditional songs, dances, and a strong sense of community pride as residents welcomed Dr. Baio.
Dr. Baio acknowledged the support of President Julius Maada Bio, who appointed him, citing his understanding of the population’s diverse needs. He described leadership as a “shared responsibility” and called for unity within the Gorama Mende community to achieve progress through collective effort.
Acting Paramount Chief Kallon conveyed the community’s appreciation to the President for appointing a native son to a significant national position, highlighting it as a validation of their chiefdom and a symbol of inclusivity.
The homecoming fostered community connection as families gathered and shared meals. Dr. Baio interacted with community members throughout the day, which was seen as a reaffirmation of service, dedication, and hope.
